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Complexity Theory 2019

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Exercises are voluntary and do not account for the final grades. Submitted exercises will be corrected and marked. It is highly recommended to work on the exercises, as this is the best preparation for the exam.
Note that the solutions provided are not a replacement for tutorial sessions, as they may have a different point of view (and not cover the same exercises as discussed in class).